Sawadika Thailand

Custard Nakamura is one of the popular Japanese bakery in Bangkok, located close to EmQuartier.

They have a long history here, selling their signature Japanese style of breads and cakes.

One particular item that you should grab is their custard pudding, which have a few different flavours to choose from.

Soft and fluffy, can eat along with the bread you grabbed here.

Dancing Duck Noodles near to MRT Khlong Toei is a place selling traditional braised duck, open from morning.

Gotten my breakfast here with their stewed duck noodle, which you get to choose the type of noodle you like.

Their stewed duck was juicy and soft, comes in different parts of duck meat.

The reason being called the dancing duck is because the owner who prepare the dish always making move as he working on it.

This is really spicy as it cooked with lots of chili, which you could taste the green curry as well from the rice.

Comes with pieces of juicy pork.

Awarded with Bib Gourmand back in 2018 and 2019, and now they have a few outlets across the city.

Serving Southern Thai cuisine in Bangkok, with lots of food choices available on the menu.

Particularly this soup attracted me for its unique combination of ingredients, they used Southern Thai green leaves and cooked it with coconut milk and prawns.

The soup tasted very creamy and sweet because of the coconut milk, and it taste well when it is hot.

Not spicy at all and suitable for most people.

Was around here for something and chance upon this alfresco mall called The UP Rama 3, with a few restaurants within it.

Anna & Charlie’s House located on the 2nd floor offering Thai & Western cuisine.

Their pad thai stick with the taste and you could choose from either chicken, pork or prawn.

One of the popular breakfast and afternoon food place at Sam Yan, just a short walk from the MRT station.

Plenty of seats and they served pretty decent pork porridge. Many options available here, depends on what you prefer to have.

I would recommend to go with the ingredients like liver, stomach, intestines as well as the egg.

If you looking for some ice cream in Bangkok’s Chinatown, then you definitely must visit this place called the Jing Jing Ice Cream & Cafe.

They have seats upstair to enjoy your ice cream. I would recommend their best seller cheese pie, which you get to choose the topping from either strawberry or blueberry.

One of the food place in Bangkok’s Chinatown that open early in the morning, serving their signature wanton noodle with crab meat.

This is their signature dish that comes with the crab claw, which you get to choose the size of the portion.

It seems like the taste was a bit blend for me, overall doesn’t have any strong taste even with the fried garlic, unless you adding the chilli. And it tastes dry as well, but there’s a bowl of soup provided.

But the crab meat was a decent, and easy to eat the claw as well.

If you are staying near to BTS Thong Lo, don’t miss out this street at night for the street foods.

One of the stall here served a pretty decent pad thai, especially with the egg on the top.

If you need something sweet to go with the green tea, do grab their bites like this one.

Choose 2 from either pineapple tart, soy bing or taro bing. Each of them do have a very rich fillings with it and pair well with the drink.

One of the popular tea house in Bangkok with a few outlets, Peace Oriental Teahouse offered a premium taste of green tea.

Offered must different kinds of green tea for you to to choose from. If you prefer something creamy then go for this pastel matcha, which is very rich in the taste.

You can opt for hot, cold or ice version of it.

Bringing the taste of Trat province near the Cambodia border, which you get to taste it in this Michelin Guide featured restaurant in Bangkok.

Topped with lots of crispy shrimp on the top, accompanied with prawns, roasted pork and egg.

I simply enjoy the whole plate as they mixed together with the chili sauce provided.